Andrew Tiu

School of Nursing & Health Studies

Andrew Tiu (NHS’21) is a junior in the School of Nursing and Health Studies majoring in human science and minoring in mathematics/statistics. As a fall 2019 GHI student fellow in the Bansal Lab, he researched disease dynamics modeling and its applications in vaccine stockpile estimation.

News Toggle News accordion

June 19, 2024

News: Strategic Vaccine Stockpiles for Regional Epidemics of Emerging Viruses: A Geospatial Modeling Framework

Published in Vaccine by researchers in the Department of Biology with former Assistant Research Professor Colin Carlson, this study highlights the value of descriptive epidemiology for real-world modeling applications and suggests considerations for…

Features Toggle Features accordion

Student Spotlight: Andrew Tiu Feature

Tell us why you are interested in global health.

I find global health interesting because of its macro-level view of human health. While it is important to focus on the individual in medicine and health issues, it is just as crucial that we keep the…

Blogs Toggle Blogs accordion

| December 7, 2019

What Newton Can Teach Us About Migration? Post

Sir Isaac Newton’s law of universal gravitation teaches us more than just how two masses attract each other from a distance. His famous equation relates the gravitational force between two objects to their respective masses and the distance…